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USIP Lauds ECOWAS’ Reconciliatory Approach to Member Exits

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January 30, 2025

USIP Lauds ECOWAS’ Reconciliatory Approach to Member Exits

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has received commendation for its reconciliatory measures following the withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from the regional bloc. In a statement, Chris Kwaja, Country Director for Nigeria at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), praised ECOWAS for prioritizing regional unity despite the recent political shifts.

Kwaja lauded the decision by ECOWAS on January 29, 2025, to maintain trade relations with the three departing countries, allow their citizens to continue using ECOWAS passports for travel, and recognize officials from these nations within the bloc. He emphasized that these actions reflect ECOWAS’ long-standing commitment to fostering regional cohesion and stability.

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“By not cutting these countries off from the region’s common trade policy and allowing their citizens to retain key ECOWAS privileges, the bloc is demonstrating a strong commitment to the spirit of togetherness that has defined it since its inception in 1975,” Kwaja stated.

He further urged ECOWAS to continue engaging with the three countries and collaborate with other stakeholders to address pressing regional challenges, including violent extremism, armed banditry, disinformation, and climate change.

Kwaja stressed that a unified approach to peace, security, and stability remains the best path forward for West Africa, particularly as it faces growing threats that require collective action.

The withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger—three nations currently led by military juntas—has raised concerns over regional security and economic cooperation. However, ECOWAS’ decision to keep diplomatic channels open signals a commitment to reconciliation rather than isolation.

As the bloc navigates this critical period, analysts suggest that sustained dialogue and engagement will be crucial in determining the future of West African regional integration.

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